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Old 01-11-2006, 01:17 PM
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Here is what my 71 looked like when I bought it. It was called a Rosewood poly. It looked like it had very small gold flakes in it.

check this link too.
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There have been 2 (1971) Chevelle SS454 Chevelle's in factory Rosewood on BaT this past month.
Shocking to see them back to back.
1st one was 4spd , the one on there now is Automatic AC.
Both had their Buildsheets.

Cannot recall there being a 71 Judge in Rosewood , and very few GTOs.
There was a Lemans Sport Convertible 455HO and loaded , factory PMD car years ago on eBay.

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